Abstract
How universities handle potentially patentable discoveries made by their faculty reflects important policy decision that affect the greater public. While few research administrators in higher education would dispute that any university-owned patent should be used for society's benefit, the relationship between patents and the public good may be less apparent to those whose primary familiarity with patents stems from recent news reports of "patent trolls" and billion-dollar battles in the smartphone industry. ...
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2013
Recommended Citation
Jacob H. Rooksby, Myriad Choices: University Patents Under the Sun, 42 J.L. & Educ. 313 (2013).
